This is such a great spot to bring your littles. My…read moredaughter is two and was able to play in the toddler area and the main large area as well. I like that the levels are fairly tall so adults can go up with their littles. They have a huge ball pit, a climbing wall, toddler section and tons of tubes and playing areas. They even had a cafe inside to order food and drinks. I ordered an iced coffee and was wowed by the flavors! Great spot to bring the kiddos.

Cute spot for children the staff very friendly. The place is small for small people. Nice size…read moreprivate rooms for parties. Small menu but does have lattes and cold coffee drinks for parents . The children had so much fun. My only con is The bathrooms were not clean and the place needed more sanitizer stations and the place is located in a busy shopping center.

Appreciate the space for educating families and youngsters but the way some of the larger mammals…read moreare kept is oldfashioned and painful

First time visit at the Petting Farm at Domino's. We took a Grandbaby for an outing today. It was a…read morebit chilly (just above 40 degrees and the wind didn't help matters much). As many times as I had driven past Domino's along Route 23, I never knew there was a petting farm nestled back in there! Very well kept, animals' pens were clean, animals all looked very healthy and well cared for. The grounds were also well maintained. Sheep, horses, goats, rabbits, chickens, peacock, donkey, alpaca, geese, etc. In various pens inside and outside of the barns. Animals outside of the buildings also had coverage areas built for them. An aged stationary tractor is on display for children to climb up onto the seat and play "Farmer John" for a while. There was also a playground area as well as an oversized doll house for children to experience. A poll barn is used as a gathering center for birthday parties, etc. Great idea for children to go and experience farm animals up close and personal. Fun afternoon.

Went today for their Superb Owl event - it was cute! It was set up in stations so you could stroll…read morearound and do different things. Got to see a great horned owl which was very cool. The other owls were tucked away and asleep in their enclosures, which makes sense. Also saw a bald eagle, a couple hawks, and critters like a tarantula, snapping turtle and others in their critter house. Staff/volunteers on site were super knowledgeable and friendly, and there was a lot to learn about owls during this event. Believe the trails and outdoor bird enclosures are free and open to the public year round.

This is a nice center! We stopped by for their Critter House (limited hours, check their website…read morebefore you go if you want to see it) and enjoyed seeing the snakes, turtles, and more. We then headed outside, dodging raindrops, to see the exterior raptor enclosures. There were a variety of owls, hawks, and more. We especially enjoyed watching the owl that was having a good time on its swing. They are currently also working on creating a nearby nature playscape. The section that is complete so far is very nice - a very neat slide, places to climb, a higher up area to look out from, and more. They also offer some trails to explore. Paved parking is available and staff were friendly.

We Rock the Spectrum is a unique indoor play place that everyone can appreciate. Large, clean, and…read morewith a wide variety of activities, it was a refreshing new find on a recent weekend. We were lucky enough to attend for a party, and the private rooms for those are large and well-equipped. Kids were able to pop between the play area and the party room during their time in the venue. Bathrooms are kid friendly with kid potty seats. I don't remember any of the two banes of our existence with a little one, namely a sensor flush on the toilet or an air dryer (both noisy things that make public restrooms look less attractive). One of my favorite features was the quiet room. Calm, dark, and with a big comfy kiddo couch and headphones for those who need them, it was a welcome respite from the sometimes boisterous play area that even a parent could appreciate! If you're thinking of checking out We Rock the Spectrum, I think you'll love what you find when you visit!

We love going to WRTS. It's pricey but it's a great space with lots of sensory activities:…read moretrampoline, swings, zip line, calm room, art supplies, play kitchen, etc. The people who work there are helpful and friendly.

I have been going to the Clay Work studio for three years now and I love it! The classes are…read moreamazing - jam-packed with info - but they also offer 'independent potter' status, which gives you access to the entire studio. And the other potters are amazing, eager to help, and full of useful information.

Clay Work Studio is a wonderful spot to learn and grow. There is a place for everyone from very…read morebeginners to experienced potters. The classes are great ~allowing for lots of open studio time! It is nice to have opportunities to practice what you learn in class on your own. The potters are very welcoming and everyone is respected regardless of where they are at with their craft.

We discovered Launch at a friend's birthday party, and now the Saturday morning toddler hour for…read morekids 5 and under has become a periodic treat for us all. For a flat fee, we get to jump on the variety of trampolines and run around for an hour without any much bigger kids being around. Everyone has fun and it's a great place to meet up with a friend, too. Top the hour off with brunch somewhere nearby and it's the right way to start a weekend. I only wish the arcade were not there, or somehow better separated from the jumping area. Same with the large TV screens. My kid always gets distracted midway through by either the TV or wanting to go to the arcade,

This place is a giant ripoff. To start with, the lockers are a buck. A dollar for a locker???…read more C'mon... Secondly, if you're looking to steal a toddler, this absolutely the place you want to be. The staff are nice, but clearly underpaid, and not super interested in what they are doing. Third, it's crazy dangerous. Yeah yeah, I know it's a trampoline park, but as a lawyer, that used to be in construction, I was grateful we didn't leave bloody, as I saw some of the other kids. We didn't eat the food, but I can't imagine its at all worth the price. Finally, the arcade... OMG... wildly overpriced. This is usually the case with this kind of thing, but this place is beyond the pale. There are other places to take kids, that have similar attractions. Most are not in Ann Arbor. I'd stay away, if you aren't rich, or value your kids health.

This place really has it all, for kids and parents alike. This is our favorite play place to come…read moreto, as it has a good playscape, a full bar, games and food to boot. Plus, on Fridays they have live shows in the evening. It does get a bit chaotic and let's face it, it's difficult to watch your kid get picked on but it's the law of the playground. There's only one person on duty however at the front and behind the bar so play at your own risk. Also prices are high for food and drink. A beer is $8 and a cocktail is $12- $15... but the entry fee for kids is only $15 so... tradeoffs. Food is okay; soft pretzel tasted a little off but the breadsticks were good and it seemed like everyone was ordering pizza. Will have to try that next time. Games are also expensive; you have to load a card and most games cost about 40 pts per play, lasting from seconds to about a minute. Not a ton of games but enough. Also offer a family restroom for changing and children which is good. It's in a strip mall with a grocery store and a golf sim too and on a main road. Easy to access. Overall it's my go to play place for the kids and plenty of seating and overlook spots for parents.

My 3.4 year granddaughter loves Fairytale Fun Place Clarkston It was kept clean and not…read moreovercrowded on a sunday afternoon She played for 3 hours straight and would have played longer. it was great as she had other little ones to play with too

Absolutely gorgeous place! Very clean as well....first play place with some REAL food, not just…read moresnacks and juice boxes

Kids play place located in the heart of Dearborn in Michigan Ave near Schaefer. Free parking in the…read moreback. Very easy check in process. Must sign a waiver and socks are required for play. Less active areas including light birds and coloring. There is a small and large play scape for active play. Some of the equipment could stand some cosmetic touch ups but everything seems sturdy and safe. Food (sandwiches, salads, ice cream and snacks) and beverages (water, juice and a variety of coffee and teas) are available for purchase. There are sofas, arm chairs and tables for dining throughout out. Staff seem to be mostly teenagers but are friendly and helpful.

My twins had an amazing time at this indoor play place. They loved the section is the fake grass…read moreturf. They did walk around each @building" and adults can fit inside them if they bend down and go in. The place is super clean and pretty big. They do offer refreshments and some snacks for sale as well. They do have some tables and seats if you want to eat or drink anything. They have a coat rack as well. Overall this place is super cute and awesome. We will be back in the near future!

My one year old daughter just loved this place! She was running all over the place nonstop!…read more You can either bring your kids here to play, or you can do a birthday party for your kid & they take care of everything! It's a fun space activity center for kids. Role play in the city of Detroit. The kids use their imagination! They have short play areas for young kids' height. There is a bank, grocery store, school, Jet's pizza & many more! Coffee & smoothies available for the adults. They will provide Jet's pizza & cupcakes for your party guests. Employees are nice & courteous. Can't wait to bring my daughter back here for more fun!

Highly recommend! Whenever there's kids in town visiting we try to get them here (but equally…read moreenjoyable for adults too!). It's so fun to be hands on with the animals and the staff/volunteers are the nicest, answering all your random questions and telling you about the animals, but also giving you space if you don't feel like socializing.

This place is great. You can learn a lot about different animals, hands on. The staff is well…read moreinformed, and passionate about learning. It's free to go, so make sure to stop by their very reasonably priced gift shop and or leave a donation. Side note, I can't wait to go back. I want to snuggle their ferrets, and purchase some more of their cool science nerdy earrings!